My name is Jessica but since there are so many of us, I go by Jess or Jessie. Three words I would use to describe myself are mother, eccentric, and busy. If you ask me tomorrow, they might change into something different.
I am 26 and a freshman, so that would put me into the category of "non-traditional" students. I work full time at the VA Medical Center in Little Rock as a "Medical Administration Specialist." I keep very odd hours. Going to work at Midnight, getting off at 8am, going to class, then going home to sleep. My goal in going back to school is to achieve a BSN degree and switch my career to nursing. Where...believe it or not...I'll have more control over my schedule. I love working with Veterans...especially WWII and Korean vets. They are typically the nicest and they end up having the best stories. My Family:
The Bean and The Hubs
Me and Ryan, The Hubs
Loves: Music, My family, Cooking, and Sleeping(seriously...I'm near sloth like.) Likes: Graphic Novels, Photography, Digital Art or Abstract/Realism painting (Oils/Acryllics) Reading (Fiction/Sci-fi), Gaming (PC or Xbox), Dancing, Laughing, Religions. Dislikes: Doing laundry, putting on makeup or "doing" my hair, judgmental people.
Favorite Quotes: "Thank God men cannot fly, and lay waste the sky as well as the earth." - Henry David Thoreau "If you care what others think of you, you will always be their slave" - James Frey "If black boxes survive air crashes, why don't they make the whole plane out of that stuff?" - George Carlin “But who prays for Satan? Who, in eighteen centuries, has had the common humanity to pray for the one sinner that needed it most?” - Mark Twain “We can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them.” - Albert Einstein
Although multiple antiracism programs have been initiated by the government and touted to have great success, the US government facilitates racism within America, as evidenced by a history denying returning black WWI soldiers housing loans, altering welfare guidelines to the detriment to black families, and the inequality throughout employment and educational standards
My name is Jessica but since there are so many of us, I go by Jess or Jessie.
Three words I would use to describe myself are mother, eccentric, and busy.
If you ask me tomorrow, they might change into something different.
I am 26 and a freshman, so that would put me into the category of "non-traditional" students.
I work full time at the VA Medical Center in Little Rock as a "Medical Administration Specialist."
I keep very odd hours. Going to work at Midnight, getting off at 8am, going to class, then going home to sleep.
My goal in going back to school is to achieve a BSN degree and switch my career to nursing.
Where...believe it or not...I'll have more control over my schedule.
I love working with Veterans...especially WWII and Korean vets.
They are typically the nicest and they end up having the best stories.
My Family:
Loves:
Music, My family, Cooking, and Sleeping(seriously...I'm near sloth like.)
Likes:
Graphic Novels, Photography, Digital Art or Abstract/Realism painting (Oils/Acryllics)
Reading (Fiction/Sci-fi), Gaming (PC or Xbox), Dancing, Laughing, Religions.
Dislikes:
Doing laundry, putting on makeup or "doing" my hair, judgmental people.
Favorite Quotes:
"Thank God men cannot fly, and lay waste the sky as well as the earth." - Henry David Thoreau
"If you care what others think of you, you will always be their slave" - James Frey
"If black boxes survive air crashes, why don't they make the whole plane out of that stuff?" - George Carlin
“But who prays for Satan? Who, in eighteen centuries, has had the common humanity to pray for the one sinner that needed it most?” - Mark Twain
“We can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them.” - Albert Einstein
My Papers:
Although multiple antiracism programs have been initiated by the government and touted to have great success, the US government facilitates racism within America, as evidenced by a history denying returning black WWI soldiers housing loans, altering welfare guidelines to the detriment to black families, and the inequality throughout employment and educational standards